Rioting Injures 20 in Beuthen Germany Riot
Rioting after the death sentence of Adolf Hitler followers left Beuthen streets chaotic with windows smashed. Police clashed with demonstrators as 20 people suffered injuries and authorities issued prohibitions on transport of political groups and public haranguing amid tense post verdict unrest.
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Local VFW Leader Heads to California and Club Notes
Mrs J K Edge of Baytown Texas state department president of Veterans of Foreign Wars travels to California with local auxiliary support from Mrs A D Methven Sam Houston auxiliary delegate. St Gerard Aloe saviety to entertain with a card party Friday at 3 pm. Canopus Touriat club to entertain with contract bridge Friday at 2 pm. Texas Star camp Royal Neighbors of America hosting a benefit bunco and card party at 1033 South Alamo Friday evening 1 o clock. Lindtergn Park Old Time Dance Club holds Thursday dance at 8 pm at 2000 Black Rast Commerce Street. Gamma Theta sorority hosting dance at Mayfield Park. Lockwood Park recreation club to sponsor Thursday dance at Lockwood Park Hays and North Olive streets at 8 pm.
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Remington Rand to buy 4.5 million in supplies
Joma A. Rand, president of Remington Rand, Inc, announced the company will purchase raw materials and supplies totaling 4.5 million dollars for the balance of the year. The move signals a push to keep manufacturing inputs steady and align with financial goals.
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Doolittle's Speed Pilot Retirement From Race
Speed pilot Doolittle, holder of a record trophy from Los Angeles to Cleveland, withdraws from the national air races after his Latrol aircraft’s retractable landing gear malfunctions. The virtually rebuilt plane cannot be repaired in time for the race, ending his bid.
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Campaigners Battle for Nomination in Texas Governor Race
Texas campaign neared its climax with Gov Sterling and Mrs Miriam Ferguson facing off for renomination. Sterling spoke in Dallas and San Antonio while Ferguson’s supporters rallied in Athens and Denton. Sterling attacked Ferguson’s record, claiming voting for him protects integrity in office, as both sides pressed last day of the primary.
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Wolfe Brothers Skinner to Face 721 Trial in Killing
Wolfe brothers Ray and Willett Wolfe and their brother in law Obtia Skinner face a September trial in the county district court for the slaying of Hugh Applewhite former sheriff of Fria county. Applewhite's body was found in his car January 22 after intensive pursuit. The trio were arrested by Sheriff John W. Sulton near the Wolfe home and jailed in Bexar county for safety. San Antonio attorneys Taye Wolson and J Franklin Speel will represent them.
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Ferguson campaign scene in November ballot clash
In November, Ferguson calls for an honest Democratic administration while Sterling attacks Mrs. Ferguson's plan to split highway department duties. Heavy absentee voting predicted, with counties reporting records. Officials circulate guidance to prevent repeat election fraud amid a controversial primary season.
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Falls and incidents at Robert B. Green hospital
Ernest Tom Russell 328 San Pedro Avenue swallowed two tack while papering a house Thursday morning. Jesse Rodriguez 10 South Pecos Street fell from a swing and broke his left arm. Joe Flores 16 Guadalupe Street suffered a similar arm injury. A baby rattlesnake bit Jesse Flores but only slightly. Maria Quitida 228 Cecelia Street injured in a stair fall. Clarence Barnes 105 Spiller Street and Kenneth Crowell 544 Oriental Street treated for foot injuries from a kicked object.
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Oil Order 15 Challenged in Oklahoma City Court
Oklahoma City August 25. A three judge district court upheld Governor Murray by denying an injunction against a munitory contract oil production. The Union Crude Oil Corp sought to block seizure of a pipeline by Lt. Col. Cicero I. Murray amid national guard actions in the field. The court, presided by Judge Sam Hooker, refused the request to halt military operation of oil wells due to alleged overproduction.
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Budget Study Speeds County Budget Deliberations
The citizen committee formed to draft the new arrival budget met Thursday afternoon to accelerate work. County Judge Warbach and county commissioners discussed the budget informally, with debate on whether to adopt a budget now or wait for committee recommendations. Auditor Garvey said the new payroll cannot be prepared until the budget is set.
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Winans Rule Extended Amid Army Reorganization
Washington plans a four area army reorganization placing Maj. Gen. Euwin H. Winans in command of the new Third Army and Fourth Corps Area. The plan extends the Eighth Corps Area to the Atlantic coast and shifts jurisdiction over North and South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana under Winans with about 100 000 troops including national guard and organized reserves in the Fourth Corps area.
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Untidy box score notes from Wednesday league games
A scraped OCR box score fragment shows players and abbreviations from multiple teams with scattered names such as Suhr, Travner, Davin, Lipbeney, Lee, Klein, Vavahan, Dain, Delcer, Varna, Dalla, Chie, Nort, Kwitt, Collins, and Meler. The legible bits hint at runs, outs, and substitutions but lack coherent reportable events or totals.
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Unclear baseball box score stumbles through chaotic line
A highly mangled baseball game log shows scorers, players, and inning notes garbled beyond recognition. Key entities such as teams, players, and outcomes are indiscernible, leaving readers with fragmented and unreliable details.
Pollock Brothers Bankrupt In Federal Proceedings
Francis Pollock and Pollock Brothers, a Soledad retail shoe business, were adjudged bankrupt Thursday by Federal Judge R J McMillan. The brothers will file individual schedules and proceed separately, with the company entering bankruptcy proceedings as well.
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